Theme 4: ready, set, go!

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Seating Plan Please!

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Theme 4: ready, set, go! 

Lesson plan

Overview up till next exam week

About reading

Chapter 4 continued...

Watch: The Social Dilema

Overview

Chapters 4 + 5  (for next exam)

No lesson 14th February

SO Chapter 4  (21st February)

Reading a novel + assessment (as SO in class after exam period) 

Social Dilema Netflix

READING

 Date for assessment

What is the assessment?

How to choose a book. 

Why do you think some people are into extreme sports?

What kind of sport would you think 'cheese rolling' is?

1. Martial arts
2. Extreme sports
3. Fitness

Would you take part in cheese-rolling?

Listening AB pg 93 

Could you make a better exercise based on this extract?

What does the present perfect look like?

What does the present perfect look like?

• Have + past participle (voltooid deelwoord)
• I, you, we, they
• Has + past  participle
• he, she, it
• Regular: verb + ed 
• Irregular: 3rd form

Which sentence is the present perfect?

1. I bought a dog
2. I have bought a dog
3. I buy a dog
4. I am buying a dog

Which sentence is the present perfect?

1. He lives here for ten years
2. He lived here for ten years
3. He has lived here for ten years
4. He is living here for ten years

Which is correct?

1. He has won the lottery.
2. He have won the lottery.
3. He has win the lottery.
4. He have win the lottery.

Questions + Negations

• Questions: Put have of has at the beginning of the sentence:
• Have you bought that dog yet?
• Negations: put not after have or has
• He has not won the lottery.

Which is correct?

1. Has bought he a dog?
2. Has he a dog bought?
3. Has he bought a dog?
4. He has bought a dog?

Which is correct?

1. Won we the lottery?
2. Have won we the lottery?
3. Have the lottery we won?
4. Have we won the lottery?

STUDY WORDS pg 63 - 65

Use the words to make your own puzzle that we can use in class

AB Pg 90 ex 14

February 7th

The important stuff....

- New Seating plan!

- Next week no lesson

- Today we finish chapter 4

- 21st February SO Chapter 4

- From today bring your reading book to class every lesson

- Finish reading your book by 15th March 

Reading time

book assignment

- counts twice

- huge difference in one-pager / creativity / complete / language use

- plagiarism 

Literary one-pager

Step 1: read your book

Step 2: think about themes, characters + quotes

Step 3: come to class with book

Step 4: look at an example

Step 5: complete your one-pager!

What's a geek? What do you think the text is about?

Reading:

Let's read together: 

"Battle of the geeks"

Stepping Stones: p. 58-59 text book

Now do exercise 23, p. 94

Exercise 23, 1. What is true about FIRST?

1. It's an organisation that promotes science and technology at school
2. It's the organisation behind a robot skill game

Exercise 23, 2. What does George Cahen say about the game?

1. It offers students a chance to combine pleasure and learning
2. The UVa works hard to make it a sucess

Exercise 23, 3. In order to be successful in the game, you have to:

1. be able to work together well
2. be good at every element

Exercise 23, 4. According to Bill Gardner, the tournaments offer the students a great opportunity...

1. to acquire knowledge
2. to show their talents

Exercise 23, 5. Defying Gravity thinks nerds are people..

1. who like difficult subjects
2. who will be important in the future

Exercise 23, 6. What does Heidi Hahn say? That the boys in her team ...

1. hardly ever listen to her
2. sometimes don't listen to her

Grammar: Future

future = toekomende tijd

-> 'going to' 

-> 'will'

Question: what's the difference between 'going to' and 'will'?

Future tenses 

(allebei toekomende tijd!):

1.) To be going to: 

• iemand is in de toekomst iets van plan (of juist niet) 
• je hebt bewijs voor een voorspelling (het is zeker)

2.) Will: 

• je hebt geen bewijs voor een voorspelling (het is onzeker)
• aanbieden, beloftes, aankondigingen, besluiten
  

Future: to be going to (NL: gaan)

Als je:

- wilt zeggen dat iemand iets in de toekomst wel of niet van plan is

- een voorspelling doet waarvoor je WEL BEWIJS hebt.

VORM: to be + (not) ging to + infinitief / hele werkwoord

I'm going to visit my aunt on Friday (it's in my diary).

I'm not going to visit her on Wednesday.

Are you going to visit your aunt this month? (to be vooraan in de zin) 

Future: will (NL: zullen)

Gebruik je bij:

- een voorspelling waarvoor je GEEN BEWIJS hebt

- aanbieden, beloftes, aankondigingen, besluiten

VORM: will (not) + inifinitief / hele werkwoord

He will call me tomorrow. (belofte)

He will not / won't call me tomorrow.

Will he call me tomorrow?  Shall I /we call him tomorrow? (will/shall vooraan)

 

Fill in the right form:
_______ we buy you an ice cream?

Fill in the right form:
She (not) ______________ the party tonight. She feels unwell.

Fill in the right form:
The contest ___________ start soon.

To do:

-  exercise 24 on page 95 of your work book

Test Yourself pg 99 - 101